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	“Probably the biggest changes are the ones that can’t be seen. Clearly, the Internet of things, wearables that accurately record clinically significant measures and advances in databases will drive the output of analytic models into the workflow and allow tactical data-based decisions in the workflow, not just strategic. What remains to be seen is what advances in deep learning, AI and other pieces of the puzzle will bring to the formula. How will models be generated and tuned? Will they fluidly adjust to input streams? Also, will the rumblings around the negatives of AI bring unexpected regulatory hurdles? There seems to be no doubt models will become progressively more predictive and have more influence in day-to-day decision making. The interesting part will be the changes that we can’t see now.” - Bill Fox JD MA, Senior Vice President of Payer Strategy, Emdeon
	"Accuracy of Patient’s Turnover Time Prediction Using RFID Technology in an Academic Ambulatory Surgery Center" Journal of Medical Systems, January 2015, 39:12, Date: 31 Jan 2015 http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10916-015-0192-8
	Predictive Analytics, Big Data Underpin Episodes of Care Health IT Analytics, March 2, 2015
	Predicting 30-Day Readmissions With Preadmission Electronic Health Record Data Medical Care, abstract only, March 2015
	Predictive analytics play new role in fraud detection, but critics want more Modern Healthcare, February 25, 2015
	Analytics a top priorty for majority of healthcare companies in 2015 Managed Healthcare Executive, February 12, 2015
	Analytics Predict Which Patients Will Suffer Post-Surgical Infections CIO Journal/ theWall Street Journal, February 11, 2015
	Baptist Health sees big payoff using predictive analytics Healthcare Finance News, February 11, 2015
	Awards Season Recognizes Major PM Players LexisNexis Report Examines How Health Plans Use Analytics Journal Review: Obesity Follows Growth of Big Box Retailers, Restaurants; ColoPrint Gene Assay Predicts Stage II Colorectal Cancer Recurrence; Research ‘Demonstrates Value of Volpara Solutions’ Breast Density Assessment’; and Accuracy of Patient’s Turnover Time Prediction Using RFID Technology in an Academic Ambulatory Surgery Center Thought Leaders’ Corner: “Compare the state of the art in healthcare predictive analytics today to what we might experience in 2020. What are the biggest changes you see?" Industry News with briefs regarding  Inolvalon; Amgen, Familial Hypercholesterolemia Foundation and Stanford Medicine; and Explorys Catching Up With… Eric A. King Click here to view page one of this issue Click here to subscribe to Predictive Modeling News, or find out more
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